BitTorrent = 100 of 120 Results

Nishat Kurwa on Friday, Aug. 10th

Google has announced it will make it more difficult for torrent sites and material that violates copyright to show up in search results.

The Hollywood Reporter, reporting on a Google blog post, says, “The effort ought to thrill the creators of TV shows, movies and music that have long complained of Internet pirates who illegally post their content on websites they have no control over and, therefore, earn no money from.”

The search algorithm will apply to the estimated 30 trillion sites that Google indexes.

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